Toolbox Issue

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by SoCalMike, Dec 30, 2005.

  1. SoCalMike

    SoCalMike Guest

    I create an assembly on my computer using toolbox items such as bolts
    and save it on our network. When that same assembly gets opened up
    downstairs on a different computer, Solidworks changes the
    configuration of some of the toolbok items to different sizes. Example
    would be a plate that I put a 1/8 dowel pin in, when opened downstairs,
    it puts a 1/2 pin in there instead. Both computers are SW2006, only
    differance being im at sp2.0, downstairs is at sp0.0 Could the
    different service pack be the issue? Also, is it more beneficial to
    put the toolbox on the network? I have assigned configuration specific
    properties to most of the toolbox item I regularly use.
     
    SoCalMike, Dec 30, 2005
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  2. SoCalMike

    cadPIRATE Guest

    Matey....What ye don't be understandin is tat you 'ave multiple toolbox
    databases on deck! Ye need to be sharin' t' same scurry database, or ye
    will continue to blow ye feet off!!!!

    Arrrrrrrrrr
     
    cadPIRATE, Dec 30, 2005
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  3. SoCalMike

    SoCalMike Guest

    Solved the problem by moving my toolbox to the network, and changing
    the toolbox.ini file to point to it on all computers.

    And isnt talk like a pirate day sept 20th????
     
    SoCalMike, Dec 30, 2005
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  4. SoCalMike

    cadPIRATE Guest

    Aye, atta way Mikey! I speak like a pirate on the 20th too....

    - Arrrrrr
     
    cadPIRATE, Dec 30, 2005
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  5. SoCalMike

    SWX-VAR-JP Guest

    SWX-VAR-JP, Dec 30, 2005
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  6. SoCalMike

    Cliff Guest

    It would be nice if you quoted a bit for context too.
    IF you are going to use Google you can learn how.

    HTH
     
    Cliff, Dec 30, 2005
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  7. Sounds like a "Down Under" Pirate to me. Very refreshing..
     
    G. De Angelis, Dec 31, 2005
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  8. Sounds like a "Down Under" Pirate to me. Very refreshing..
     
    G. De Angelis, Dec 31, 2005
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  9. SoCalMike

    her Guest

    Why quote when any normal person with 1/4 of a brain knows enough to
    pick on the link in the post.
     
    her, Dec 31, 2005
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  10. SoCalMike

    SWX-VAR-JP Guest

    Cliff, this information is for subscription users only. So I can not
    quote it.

    I am trying to learn. BTW WTF IS HTH??????



















































































































































































































































































    LOL
     
    SWX-VAR-JP, Dec 31, 2005
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  11. SoCalMike

    Cliff Guest

    This NG is NOT a subscription and you very well can quote a bit
    of the post you are responding to. Even using Google groups.
     
    Cliff, Dec 31, 2005
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  12. SoCalMike

    Cliff Guest

    Why bother?
     
    Cliff, Dec 31, 2005
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  13. SoCalMike

    Cliff Guest

    What was that about? Was he/she right or wrong?
     
    Cliff, Dec 31, 2005
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  14. SoCalMike

    Brice Guest

    Have you tried doing a "Save As" and clicking the references button? This
    usually works for me when i insert screws and nuts.
     
    Brice, Jan 3, 2006
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